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ieuan22

Here is a good Question to ask, what is your favorite movie? It can br halloween Related Chrismas, Just want to know what your favorite Movies are.

Mine is mostly comedi Movies Like rush hour 1 to 3, but if were talking Disney then its 100% is Luca, some scooby doo Movies and i might be Wrong but K pop demond Hunters there my fav movies all around 

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  • It's hard to say just one but I'll keep it as short as I can I like all 4 dnd films I like clerks, all the Scoobie Dios, Garfield, the Smurfs, the Simpsons movie, blues Brothers, Herbie the love bug, Mary Poppins, nanny McPhee, evil Dead trilogy, hulk and to keep this short rococop trilogy(I like all the films bar the remake I also like the cartoons rhe tv show the most ni series and all the video games but the latest two are my least fave games they're less fun whilst they do try to include receive missions I just feel roboccop on ps2 and roboccop 3 on Amiga were more fun) 

  • in reply to Thpsguy

    I tried Evil Dead II. I couldn't get behind it, tbh. I think it has it's charms, but at the same time, I found it jarring that Ash doesn't seem all that bothered about killing his own possessed wife, yet breaks down and cries out at how cruel fate has been to him when he chops off his own hand. It kinda took me out of the experience. It felt like Bruce Campbell's character wasn't genuinely suffering, but rather he's just doing the "oh, why me?" act when the writers wanted him to because they think it's funny. And yet, it's not funny, because it doesn't feel genuine

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  • in reply to Thpsguy

    I tried Evil Dead II. I couldn't get behind it, tbh. I think it has it's charms, but at the same time, I found it jarring that Ash doesn't seem all that bothered about killing his own possessed wife, yet breaks down and cries out at how cruel fate has been to him when he chops off his own hand. It kinda took me out of the experience. It felt like Bruce Campbell's character wasn't genuinely suffering, but rather he's just doing the "oh, why me?" act when the writers wanted him to because they think it's funny. And yet, it's not funny, because it doesn't feel genuine

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  • in reply to Jamesmac

    I was talking about this the other day to a friend evil Dead 1 is full horror evil Dead 2 recaps the first movie and continues it hense is seen as a senior remake and it's dark humour and by evil Dead 3 it's full on comedy 

    Never got on board with the comics tv show or new films though and the only video game I like was the ps1 survival horror game